Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-29
San Diego Notes.


Copyright 1857 by tie California Associated Press
SAN DIEGO, June 2Sth. - A train O,
| twenty cars loaded with bridge timber for
| the Santa Fe road left here to-day for Kan
sas city, and fifty more are to follow. The
iumper business here is growing enor-
| mously. About l, 900, 600 feet are received
| each week
Santa Margarito Ranch, containing over
$4,000 acres. owned by Flood & O'Neal
| Will be subdivided soon and placed on the
market.
Clever Robbery
Copyright, 1887. by The California associated Press
SAN BERNAEDINo, June 2sth.-This
morning about 10 o'clock, ]. A. Woods.
who had just returned from Los Angeles
with S5oo IN his pocket, was robbed by
three men, strangers, in the Acme Saloon,
| in very clever manner Matters were at
| once reported to Chief of Police Thomas.
who soon captured two of the robbers. one
a very desperate man. About $500 was re-
| covered.
| Death of a Sister of Mercy.
lCopyIght, 1887 By lie California associated Press.
| SAN JOSE, June 28th.-Sister Mary Jose
| phine, known in the world as Mary Eliza.
beth Hogan, died here to-day, aged 2G
years She was born and educated in San
francisco, and had been teacher in the
| convent OF Notre Dame for six years The
funeral will take place Thursday morning
| OrovilIe to MarysvlIle.
| ORovILLE, June 2Sth.-An extra train
| was put on the Northern California road
! from Oroville TO Marysyille tonight to con-
| meet with the Portland express. The train
| will leave Marysville on the arrival of the
! up-train and run to Oroyille and back in
m or rNoc fal- IL. !
| press. The running time from Marysyille
here and back will be little over two
hours and a quarter.
Land Lunatics.
Los ANGELES, June 2Sth.-A rather re-
markable symptom of real estate fever is
widely commented upon to-day. At s A,
| NJ. Wednesday sale will begin here of q
large tract of land in San Gabriel valley,
At noon yesterday men began to get into
| line for chances to get lots, and at O'Clock
there were seyenty-tive camping on the
stairs leading to Armory Hail. They are
there to stay till Wednesday morning.
Man VS.. Ostrich.
Los ANGELES, June 27th.-O. w. Dun
bar, the well-known long-distance runner
IS IN training for a nine-mile race between
himself and the racing ostrich 'Borun at
Agricultural Park race, track. "Boru. - il
| is stated, has taken part in several races OF
this kind in Africa, but this will be the
first instance OF the kind in America.
Citizen Langtry.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 2Sth.-Mrs. Lang
try has taken up her temporary abode in a
understanding cottage on Mission Hights
where she proposes TO reside for six months
the legal time required to enable her Ia
sue for g divorce. To-day she took the
oath of citizenship. General Barnes is her
attorney.
Serious Accident in Marysvlle.
MARYsvILLE, June 28th.-[By Postal Tele-
graph.[-S. Dairville. prominent farmer,
was thrown from his wagon this afternoon
when just leaving town, and injured inter
nally. One of the valuable horses of the
| team ran into heavy wagon and was SO
injured as to render killing necessary.
Robbery and Arson at Chico,
Copyright, 1857, by lie California; associated Press
CHICO. June 27th.-The saloon of C. w.
Diller was robbed last night, and the burg
lars set on fire the liquor and kerosene in
the cellar. On leaving the robbers shut
| the cellar door, which smothered the
flames. Only the steps were burned when
discovered. The damage is small
Fire in Trinity County.
tCop99E, 1891, 6y the California Associated Press
REDDING, June 2Sth.-There was a bad
fire yesterday in the heart of the town OF
Weayerville. The Postoffice and cabinet
shop were burnt and adjoining brick build
ings injured.
Travel to Yosemite.
Copyright, 1887, by the California Associated Press
MARIPosA, June 2Sth-An extra stage
was run from Wowona Sunday evening.
Travel to the Yosemite Valley has been
steadily increasing averaging about thirty
daily.
Governor Bartlett.
ICopyig, 1887, by the California AssoetateI Pressl
CLovERDALE, June 2Sth-Governor Bart
lett passed through here to-day en- route to
San Francisco. His health is much i'm
proved.
How was 1t In the sun?
Copyright, 1857, by the California issociated Prcss.l
SAN LUCAS, June 2Sth-To-day was the
warmest of the season-Il3o in the shade.
1t will not hurt the crops any.
Yuba and Sutter Fruit shipments.
MARYsvILLE, June 2Sth.-[By Postal Tele-
graph. About $4,000 worth of apricots
and peaches have been shipped from here
by rail up TO date.